PDFs on Smartphones

Using PDFs on Smartphones

PDFs work normally on desktops and laptops. On smartphones, they behave differently. Here’s what students can do with them:

Students can open PDFs on their smartphone.
Students can download the PDFs, print them out, and work on them on paper.

Note: PDFs on smartphones cannot be read aloud word‑by‑word. Printing & Cursive Exercises is the one exception. This file can be transported to Word and read aloud on their smartphone.

Suggested Ways for Students to study each principal PDF

Phonics Cards, Charts, Phonics Drills (Families 1 and 2, Derivatives, Titles in Storyland) — Silent Study with parental monitoring.
Play Onwards — Print out a section at a time for parent-child instruction.
Work on Words — Print out a section at a time for parent-child instruction.
Printing and Cursive Exercises — Print out and work on paper.
Classic Stories — Read aloud with parental oversight.
Anti-Illiterate War Games — Parents can improvise to devise myriad ways to play games.
The Red Well-Read Reader Stories — Self-study or read aloud with parental guidance.